Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-03-25
Monte Cristo tonight. !.
What is all this stone for?
Carpenters are in demand.
Read the law supplement-. +

New Furniture ut S. G. Blossoms.
s. A. Shupe has put in new chair. y.
Furniture repaired at the Austin
Furniture Cos. @'*'+#.
Of course everyone knew that Mr..
johnson would get it. ~
Clint G. Ford in Monte Crlsto at the
Opera House, tonight. =
a. Have you tried my 80 cent Tear
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER. ,.
w. I. Browns famous seed corn can be
had at Cook & Roberts. .s1
Strangers notice the stone piled up
around the business part of the city. T..
Try Balls Corsets. r., 49,
-. ~. SANDS, Dry Goods.
There is general changing around of
business firms at present. They are load
ing for the boom.
Farmers having pigs to sell weighing
from 80 to 100 lbs, can find ready sale for
them at NJ. Majors. i. g.;
= Go to VIM. Howe's Office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans atlowest rates. y.s .,,n,. - e..
it, If you want to BUY or RENT a farm
call at the Office of Richardson, Day s. Co.
over First National Bank. =.
:. Writing, drawing and painting class
every D. M. at 2 and Z. =. .-."- r. 4:
~. -" W. W. WHEELoCK.
Mrs. G. s. Hildahl has rented the rooms
over Solner's dry goods store and is re-
ceiving her spring stock of millinery
goods. -~St = ''3'
Merrill & Strouts opened their new dry
goods store Saturday. They made an
excellent display, and the store was filed
all the afternoon.
Popular blood purifier, HOBBS Sarsapa-
rilla, is having tremendous sale this sea-
son. Nearly everybody takes it. Try it
yourself. ..r Eak
49,. Cocoanut Maccaroons, -
.,... .-, Graham Waters,
- 49,. Grandma's Cookies
H. MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
J. A. Sands has received his spring
stock, which he bought on his recent trip
to New York. Mr.. Sands mas put in a
large stock, and is prepared for the
boom. - .- -....., L.. - T.
The first regular meeting of the Build
ing Association will be this friday even
Ing. Assessments will he received, also
applications for loans There are several
already in, which will be accommodated.
Who did you say is to be the next Pres
ident?" ooh! l don't know and don't
care. am not looking for President
I'm hunting for pain killer" "Ab, you've
only to ask at the next corner for
Salvation Oil, it kills pain every time. =
Thoroughbred Eggs, 81 per setting,
from s. c., W. and B. Leghorns, z.
Cochlns, w. G. B. Polish. s. B. Polish.
Black Spanish. Houdans. Leave orders
at Hall & Vests or johnson & Smiths
~ CHAs. f. ELLIS & Co.
We are sure anyone can learn to letter
correctly under Prof. Wheelock's in
structions IN 80 minutes. <@ir.
LII. .-. JAMES H. BURDEN.
~.@ j. Fl. MAKEPEACE. /,
$50 &C. PRESCOTT.
We wish to thank the people of Austin
and vicinity for their liberal response to
our invitation TO the opening of our store.
Our display of houaehold linens on Sat
: urday will embrace many new novelties
never before shown IN Austin. and at
prices we are sure will attract you. sffsl3
..s... MERRILL & STRouTs.
Following is list Of letters remaining
in the post Office for the thirty DAYS end
= ing March 10. 1887: $40.
Austin Christianson, Geo ~ S
CoWles, E E Duet, lilly I5.5
Gibson, Walter Johnson, Torris N l., )
Kelly, Albert Lerum, Miss Johanna
Peterson, Miss Hannah Russell. Mrs Dennis
Whitman, Miss Lenora - ags.5s y
DIR. G III. Johnson has aided Al very
valuable apparatus to his Office. It is a
Burgess Air Compressor, and is used in
connection with spray tubes For catarrh
and all throat troubles it is Invaluable
It is used by specialists in these diseases,
=, ~, ~
of catarrh have been cured, by the use Of
any other treatment.
The young people of the Universalist
a. AR. Hail, Wednesday s g evening" March e.
80, when the following program will be
presented: 4
Music-Song. 3s5 81 S|5 s#J Il. o }s9 t5 &
Reading from Whittier. s* B
81 Instrumental Music. n
G GsPlssys1I%o aS'ff e 4 rr,sn.a
Gs Recitation.
Instrumental Music. /.
Iableau-Three Little Maids from School.
s&t Dialogue. Is @s &5s5s Il 81 655
Retaliation. a5z..#5*,s b s=
Tableau-Three Graces. &. .1|
Mnsfc-SODg. Isl "a ss55
The first regular monthly meeting Of
the Austin Building and Loan Association
will be held at the Office Of the Secretary,
over First National Bank, Friday
March rs, 1887, at 7:30 p. M. ALI per.
sons having subscribed for stock must be
on hand, pay their dues at that time and
& receive their certificates Of stock All
applications for loans should be filed
with the Secretary by that time. Parties
q should also be present and make pay.
mont far Same Rv-T awu rwi11 1o FIR.